Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-31
THE WAR wHoop IN DERBY.

Among the signers for tribe of Red Men in Derby and Shelton are: Robert o. Gates, sheriff; Theodore L. Bassett, Birmingham; William J. Clark, postmaster; George H. Coe, druggist; 0. D. Chesemsn, Osborn & Cheseman company; John ". Storrs, jour nalist; E. DeF. Shelton, president of the Shelton company; c. A. Burr, secretary Derby Silver company; George l.. Beardsley, N, D.: Henry L. DeForsst, Charles T. Wells and George s. Arnold, manufacturers; L. A. E. Bunnell, who has the list for signers. Derby, Ansonia, Shelton and Birmingham unite in forming this tribe.
 PROMINENT EAST HADDAM MAN DEAD.
 Luther Boardman, one of the leading busi- ness men of East Haddam, Ct., died sudden ly on Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia, aged 75. About forty years ago he began the manufacture of brittania ware and German silver goods, and his business grew so rapid ly that it became the largest establishment of the kind in the country. In 1864 and 1885 he represented his town in the State legislature and was one of the delegates to the convention that nominated Grant to his first term In addition to this he had nu- merous local political honors conferred upon him by his townsmen. He was one of the original proprietors and the largest stock holders in the Connecticut Valley railroad, ], and it's first vice president For several years he was land commissioner of the State for the road In 1888 he married Lydia Ann Frary, by whom he had one son, Norman s., born in 1S4O.
 THE EDITOR TAKES IT THEORETICALLY.
 Editor Alvord of the Middletown Herald spent Tuesday in Haddam jail, having been sentenced to that institution for one day by Coroner Hall for contempt. This imprison- ment causes much comment in Middletown, and the law which gives the coroner so much power is sharply criticised. Mir. Alvord seems to have taken the matter philosophio- ally and furnished the following letter for his paper:
 Haddam Jail Bureau of the Herald, March g. morning under suspicious circumstances and the of s1ess s T5s MoTd of the that '.Stone walls do not a prison make Nor iron bars cage'
 never had better illustration than at Haddsm. The jail, situated on high bluff. commands a nagn1a- cent view, and as you gaze of upon the eastern hills with the midday shining brightly upon the which fell last night, as you look upon the majestic river on it's proud march to the sea; the and our dinner is finished The bill of far is not so tSs as 1 na es good anti-dySpeptic table at low rates. This noon the guests all ate heartily @ and m oad ad The one thing about the 5s 1T s that ia no are ne & m sn oa unpolluted by the presence of ofdcious cranks of every race color and previous condition of serv1- tude is delightful one.
 On Editor Alvord's release he was met at the depot and given quite an ovation and escorted to his hotel by the Wheel club and an enthusiastic procession of sympathizing townsmen. Warranted the Best. If you have chapped hands, rough or chafed skin, you can be instantly cured by using Pearls White Glycerine Do not take any ything said to be just good, Sold by all druggists. ma29eod3t
 Seven Per Cent. Loans.
 Messrs. Sperry & Kimberly, at No. s9 Orange street, are selling seven per cent. mortgages, principal and interest guaranteed and payable at the Chase National bank of New York. Purchasers are given the use of their safe deposit vaults free of charge.
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